Particles Accelerators 1

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range
02UC1	ZK	2	2P+0C

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Department of Physics

Synopsis:

Introduction to physics and technology of classical (electrostatic and radiofrequency) particle accelerators.

Requirements:

Knowledge of basic course of physics.

Syllabus of lectures:

1. Introduction to particle accelerators, history

2. Electrostatic linear accelerators

3. Radiofrequency linear accelerators

4. Circular accelerators (betatron, microtron, cyklotron)

5. Circular accelerators (synchrotron)

6. Electron guns (thermionic, field emission, photocathodes)

7. Proton and ion sources

9. Beam transport (FODO lattice)

10. Charged particle optics

11. Beam cooling

12. Beam measurement

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Study Objective:

Knowledge:

Principles of particle acceleration and accelerators construction.

Skills:

Orientation in the field of particle acceleration and solving simple problems in this field.

Study materials:

Key references:

[1] S.Y. Lee: Accelerator physics, World Scientific Publishing, 2004

[2] J. Orloff: Handbook of Charged particle optics, CRC press, 2009

[3] M. Minty, F. Zimmermann: Measurement and control of charged particle beams, Springer, 2003

Recommended references:

[4] P. Strehl: Beam instrumentation and diagnostics, Springer, 2006

[5] R. Hellborg: Electrostatic accelerators, Springer, 2005

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